If you send an item to the Trash, you’ll receive a message letting you know the file is locked and asking if you’d like to continue moving it to the Trash.
In addition to the above items for locking your Desktop folder, here are additional things to keep in mind. Note: You can still use the Sort By and Stacks actions by right-clicking a blank space on a locked Desktop.
Or if you try to drag an item from a folder onto your Desktop, you’ll see a circle with a line disallowing the action. So if you try to create a New Folder, you’ll see a message asking for your password to create the folder. Right-click a blank spot on your Desktop, select Get Info, and check the box for Locked in the window. So you can use the same Lock action described above. Many may not realize it, but your Desktop is a folder like any other. With the folder open and not active, right-click it from its parent folder, select Get Info and check the box for Locked. With the folder open and active, click File > Get Info from the menu bar and check the box for Locked in the window. But you can check for the option with documents in other applications as well.Ĭlick the arrow next to the file name at the top of the window. The following method works for open files in Apple apps like Pages, Preview, and Numbers. You’ll also notice a lock symbol in the corner when you lock a folder. Check the box for Locked in the Get Info window. Right-click the file or folder and select Get Info or select the file or folder and click File > Get Info from the menu bar. You can lock both closed and open files and folders on your Mac in a few different ways. 4) Unlock locked files and folders Lock a file or folder on Mac
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